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Property Total Parcel Size Expiration Date Renewal Options Holdover Termination Clause Relocation Clause Lease # Square Footage #000765 29,569 sq. ft. 04/30/2021 No Month-to-Month Port 180 Days Notice for Capital Projects Relocation 30 days notice Aircraft Service International, Inc. Aircraft Service International Lease Information 18291 Starling Road SeaTac, WA 98158 Tenant General Information Current Use: General Aviation Terminal Location: South-end of Airfield (Inside the fence) City: SeaTac Page 99 Restrictions of Use—Based on Funding Bonds Airport Improvement Project Fund (AIP) Please Call for Details Please Call for Details King County Parcel #’s #2823049016 Before modifying use of property assess bonds restrictions by contacting Corporate Finance & Budget. Access AIP’s by contacting Airport Finance & Budget. Historical and Other Names FBO (Fixed Base Operator Aircraft Service International, Inc. Aircraft Service International, Inc. S 18 8th St Snow Shed 34L TW Q IW S L ago on Lease #000765 IWS Lag oon Weyerhaeuser TW R TW T TW Q General Aviation Hardstand 8 Olympic Rd Transportation Security Administration (TSA) A ir fi el d Airf ield Sou th o f Ai rfie ld Aerial Photo Taken Spring 2012 150 30075 Feet inch = 150 feet Page 100 Port of Seattle Lease Boundary Zone Matchline Boundary Date Published: 12-31-2014 Disclaimer: This map is for general reference only. Data Layers that appear on this map may or may not be accurate, current, or otherwise reliable. THIS MAP IS NOT TO BE USED FOR NAVIGATION.

Property Total Parcel Size Expiration Date Lease Terms Lease # Square Footage #000033 29,500 sq. ft. Indefinite Month-to Month Aircraft Service International, Inc. Building ID Code/ Common Name Function Building Owned By Approximate Total Foot Print Office Whse. Sq. ft. Sq. ft. Sq. ft. Fueling Site Port of Seattle 1,848 Tenant Lease Information Tenant Company Building Information 18740 & 18750 Fill Stand Road SeaTac, WA 98158 Tenant General Information Current Use: Fueling Site Ground Lease Location: South-end of Airfield (Inside the Fence) City: SeaTac Page 86 Restrictions of Use—Based on Funding Bonds Airport Improvement Project Fund (AIP) Please Call for Details Please Call for Details King County Parcel #’s #2823049016 Before modifying use of property assess bonds restrictions by contacting Corporate Finance & Budget. Access AIP’s by contacting Airport Finance & Budget. Aircraft Service International, Inc. Lease #000033 Delta Cargo/Hangar Hardstand 7 Airfield Sou th of Air fie ld Menzies Aviation Alaska Hangar

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Issued by The Port of Seattle Commission on September 24, 1980 ISSUED: CORR. # EFFECTIVE: Tariff 100118.docx(2) - 9/27/2018  SEA-TAC INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT AIRPORT TARIFF NO. 1  ORIGINAL/REVISED 19TH REVISION CANCELS 18TH REVISION PAGE PAGE TABLE OF CONTENTS Page No. Title Page .........................................................................................................................................1 Table of Contents ...................................................................................................................... 2-2A Correction Number Check Sheet ............................................................................................ 3-3A1 Inflation Adjustments.................................................................................................................... 3B Interest Charges on Delinquent Invoices ...................................................................................... 3C Collection Fees on Delinquent Accounts ...................................................................................... 3C NSF Checks .................................................................................................................................. 3C Service Fee .................................................................................................................................... 3C Schedule of Landing Fees ................................................................................................................4 Schedule of Airline Rates and Charges .................................................................................. 4A-4B Schedule of Passenger Hardstand Area Parking Fees ................................................................... 4C Remain Over Night Fee ................................................................................................................ 4C Schedule of Maximum Gate Occupancy Periods and Gate Delay Fees ....................................... 4D Schedule of Airport Conference Center Room Use Charges .................................................... 5-5A Schedule of Ground Service Providers and Aircraft Fueling Operators Charges ........................ 6A Impoundment Charges .................................................................................................................. 6A Schedule of Parking/Cargo Operations Area Charges .................................................................. 6B Schedule of Common-User Air Cargo Loader Charges ............................................................... 6C Schedule of Technical Stop Operations Charges .......................................................................... 6C Electrical Service Rates ............................................................................................................. 7-10 Steam Charges ...............................................................................................................................11 Natural Gas Utility Rate.................................................................................................................11 Grease Interceptor Cleaning Utility Rate .......................................................................................11 Garbage Compactor Fee ................................................................................................................11 Domestic Water and Fire Protection Charges ................................................................................12 Schedule of Parking Charges ................................................................................................ 14-15A Schedule of Rental Car Charges ....................................................................................................16 Sewerage Rates ..............................................................................................................................17 Surface Water Management Fee ....................................................................................................17 Industrial Waste System Fee ..........................................................................................................17 Fines for Misuse of Sanitary Sewer System, Storm Drainage System and Industrial Waste System .................................................................................................... 17A Schedule of Tenant Employee Parking Charges ............................................................................18 Schedule of…

1. The Port of Seattle was chartered by the voters of King County as a port district by special election on September 5, 1911, as a special-purpose municipal corporation of the State of Washington. The Port of Seattle Commission is vested with all port powers described by law and governs the Port of Seattle in accordance with state law to fulfill the port’s purposes and objectives. (Res. 3742, 2017) 2. These bylaws constitute the rules governing the transaction of business by the duly elected Port of Seattle Commission. Commissioners shall faithfully, ethically, and transparently perform all duties of office and shall abide by the principle that public service is a public trust. It is the goal of these bylaws to outline the transaction of business in a way that appropriately safeguards the rights of the majority, minority, and individual within the body politic of the Port of Seattle Commission. (Res. 3742, 2017) 3. Commissioners shall serve the public and the mission of the Port of Seattle as a public agency to create quality jobs throughout the diverse communities of King County by advancing trade and commerce, promoting industrial growth, and stimulating economic development. Commissioners shall advance the port’s commitment to create economic opportunity for all, responsibly steward the environment, partner with surrounding communities, promote social responsibility, act transparently, and remain accountable. (Res. 3742, 2017) Article II – Commissioners 1. Membership. The members of the Port of Seattle Commission shall be those commissioners duly elected pursuant to the laws of the…